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April 12, 2005
State & Local Tax Burden in Major U.S. Cities
More tax rankings as April 15 approaches: Money/CNN has a neat interactive site showing what a family of four with annual income of $75,000 would pay in income, sales, property, and auto taxes for each state's largest city (as well as Washington, D.C.). Here are the top 5 and bottom 5 cities:
State and Local Tax Burden in Major U.S. Cities
Rank
City, State
Total Taxes
Tax as % of 75k
1
Bridgeport, CT
$13,272
17.7%
2
Newark, NJ
$10,889
14.5%
3
New York, NY
$10,490
14.0%
4
Philadelphia, PA
$9,757
13.0%
5
Providence, RI
$9,727
13.0%
Average
$6,832
9.1%
47
Sioux Falls, SD
$3,930
5.1%
48
Las Vegas, NV
$3,802
5.1%
49
Jacksonville, FL
$3,235
4.3%
50
Anchorage, AK
$3,209
4.3%
51
Cheyenne, WY
$2,899
3.9%
(Thanks to Jack Bog's Bog for the tip.)
Update: Bruce Bartlett directs us to this web site maintained by Office of the Chief Financial Officer for the District of Columbia, which contains several years worth of this data.
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